Born on February 11, 1993 in Albuquerque, New Mexico; Jordan’s love for music began at a very early age. His parent’s and grandmother always had various genre’s of music playing in their homes ranging from what is now known as “old school“, gospel and even funk. Growing up in church and listening to his mother on the praise team for many years planted the musical seed in his heart. Jor- dan has two brothers, and two sisters, and from the age of 13 he was raised by his father. During the “Battle Rap” era, Jordan watched BET’s 106 & Park “Freestyle Friday” competitions re- ligiously. Jordan decided that he wanted to be the best freestyler out of Phoenix at the age of 13. He then started taking rap very seriously by writing his own lyrics. Jordan enrolled and graduated from Brophy College Preparatory High School in Phoenix, Arizona. Around his sophomore year, his rapping career started as “Jay Breeze” and within that time frame he also realized that he could sing. Finishing his first mixtape and releasing a few music videos by the age of 16, Jordan also recorded a couple of singles for some professional artists. “Although I enjoy making music, I also have an equal passion for playing football which caused me at the age of 17 to close the rhyme books for a year and focus on athletics. After graduating from high school I enrolled into Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon with a scholarship to play football. After severely injuring my ankle, which required two major surgeries, my football career was over after my first season. I then returned back to my other love, music,” said Jordan. A few of Jordan’s musical influences are LL Cool J, Kanye West, and Wiz Khalifa. “I try to take the best aspects from all Good Music and make it my own, and now at the age of 19 with a name change of “Jordan G”, he quotes “will make my music different than ANYONE else